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The New Air Force One Will Arrive With A Communications System The Pentagon Already Declared Obsolete
More problems pop up with the long-delayed next-gen Air Force One jets.
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Somali Airlines to Fly Again After 35-Year Pause
Somali Airlines will resume commercial flights after a 35-year hiatus, marking a significant milestone for the nation’s aviation sector. The airline's return follows a comprehensive overhaul of its fleet and infrastructure, including the acquisition of new...
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Despite “Zero Injuries,” 7 Passengers Sue Delta Over 2.3 MPH Collision With JAL 787
Seven passengers have filed lawsuits against Delta Air Lines following a reported incident involving a Boeing 787 Dreamliner on February 21, 2025, at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The collision took place between a Delta aircraft and a Japan...
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American Airlines Just Flew A Jet On Fuel Made From Waste CO2 & The Economics Are Brutal
The flight marked the first delivery of eSAF to a US commercial airport for use on a passenger flight.
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American Airlines Drops 6 International Routes: See All Flight Changes Now
They include one long-haul route and multiple shorter links. Find out more here!
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Engine Shut Down At 34,000 Feet On Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9, Makes Immediate O’Hare Diversion
An engine failure occurred aboard an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 during flight time at an altitude of approximately 34,000 feet. The incident prompted an immediate diversion to Chicago's O’Hare International Airport. Passengers were swiftly...
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L3Harris ousts CEO Christopher Kubasik for violating code of conduct
L3Harris Technologies announced the immediate removal of Christopher Kubasik from his role as Chairman and CEO following a thorough investigation. This decision was triggered by findings that Kubasik had violated the company’s established code of conduct,...
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Why Boeing Quietly Embedded Its Own Executive Inside Rolls-Royce's Factory To Fix The 787's Engine
Boeing took an unusual step in addressing issues related to engine problems on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft by deploying a senior executive directly into Rolls-Royce’s factory in Sheffield, England. According to sources, this action occurred at an...
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FAA moves air traffic network overhaul to AT&T under multibillion-dollar deal
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has moved a key part of its air traffic control network modernization effort… The post FAA moves air traffic network overhaul to AT&T under multibillion-dollar deal appeared first on AeroTime.
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Phoenix Sky Harbor's $332 Million Taxiway Bridge Is A Live Test Of How America Funds Airports
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is currently engaged in a substantial expansion project, representing an investment of approximately $332 million. This ambitious undertaking centers around the construction of a new taxiway bridge at the airport’s...
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Cirrus Vision Jet Collides With Construction Equipment at Idaho Airport
Injured passenger hospitalized after accident during takeoff attempt at Driggs-Reed Memorial.
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Report: Google Buys Spirit Data for $10M
The information will be used to refine the company’s artificial intelligence systems.
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L3Harris removes CEO over unspecified misconduct
L3Harris Technologies has removed its Chief Executive Officer, Christopher Kubasik, effective August 17th. The company stated it discovered “certain conduct” by Kubasik that was inconsistent with the firm’s values. L3Harris declined to provide specific...
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Why This Small European Country Has Twice As Many 5th-Gen Fighters As Russia
Norway is potentially holding a significant advantage within the global aerospace landscape, possessing approximately twice the number of fifth-generation fighter aircraft compared to Russia. Current estimates suggest that Norway could rank among the top...
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Uber’s Drone Delivery Bet: 1 Million Daily Trips by 2029
DoorDash has announced plans to operate up to one million drone deliveries daily by 2029, marking an ambitious expansion of autonomous delivery services. This initiative follows similar announcements from other companies seeking to revolutionize last-mile...
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Why Air Canada Chose 16 Airbus A350-1000s Over Boeing's Delayed 777X To Replace Its Aging 777-300ERs
Air Canada has finalized an order of sixteen Airbus A350-1000 aircraft to replace its aging fleet of 777-300ERs, a move that significantly impacts Boeing’s plans. The selection was made despite ongoing delays in the development and certification of...
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Controller Prevents Conflict Between American Jets Sharing Same Callsign
A near conflict between two American Airlines aircraft occurred at Chicago O’Hare International Airport on Tuesday. One jet was inbound from Chicago O’Hare and the other was preparing for departure to O’Hare. Both flights were utilizing the same callsign...
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Controller Keeps American Jets with Identical Call Signs from Potential Accident
Air traffic controllers at Chicago O’Hare International Airport successfully prevented a potential collision involving two aircraft sharing identical call signs. One flight was inbound from Chicago O’Hare and the other outbound to the same destination. The...
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Air Baltic shores up liquidity as it awaits approval of recapitalisation plan
Air Baltic has secured a crucial step in its financial recovery following the bondholders’ agreement to amend outstanding bonds. This amendment provides Air Baltic with increased financial flexibility, allowing them to pursue their fleet reduction...
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British Airways Ends This New US Route After Only 6 Weeks: Here's Why
British Airways has decided to discontinue its new route between London Heathrow and Philadelphia, marking an abrupt end to operations after just six weeks. The last flight is scheduled to depart next week, according to a statement released by the airline....
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airBaltic bondholders approve new terms for outstanding bonds
AirBaltic confirmed on August 17, 2026, that a majority of its bondholders have voted in favor of amending the existing terms regarding the airline’s outstanding bonds. The approved changes will provide AirBaltic with additional financial flexibility to...
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Screens Go Black: UPS Boeing 767 Lands In Denver Amid Dramatic Instrument Failure
A United Parcel Service (UPS) Boeing 767 experienced a dramatic instrument failure during flight on Tuesday, resulting in screens going black across the cockpit. The aircraft was immediately diverted and made a safe landing at Denver International Airport....
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ATR targets year-end for ‘baseline’ design of hybrid-electric demonstrator
ATR is aiming to finalize the initial design of its hybrid-electric ATR 72-600 demonstrator by the end of this year, marking a significant step toward their future Evo variant of the twin-turboprop aircraft. The airframer is exploring new propulsion...
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Allegiant Adds Nine New Routes
Allegiant Airlines announced today that it is expanding its route network significantly, adding nine new destinations to its portfolio. These additions represent a substantial growth strategy for the low-cost carrier. Seven of the routes will be operated...
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This 2005 Cirrus SR20 G2 Is a Comfort-Cruising ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick
A 2005 Cirrus Aircraft SR20 G2 is currently available for sale, presenting itself as an excellent choice for comfort cruising enthusiasts. The aircraft boasts significant upgrades including air conditioning, enhancing passenger experience during longer...
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Brussels Airlines expands Arctic network with services to Norway and Finland
On August 17, 2026, Brussels Airlines unveiled a substantial expansion of its European route network, focusing specifically on the Arctic region. The airline will be introducing new direct flight services between Belgium and key destinations in Norway and...
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Rakuten helps Helsing pitch HX-2 strike drone to Japan
Rakuten, the Japanese e-commerce and financial services giant, is collaborating with Helsing, a German defense technology firm, to market its HX-2 strike drone within Japan. This partnership aims to facilitate the sale of the HX-2 drone to potential buyers...
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How Much Does It Cost To Fly A Private Jet From New York To California?
Flying a private jet from New York to California represents a significant investment, primarily driven by demand within this high-traffic route. Industry experts consistently describe it as a particularly active area for private aviation travel. While...
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The SR-71 Flew Coast-To-Coast In 64 Minutes & Here's Where To Find Every Surviving Blackbird
More than twenty-seven SR-71 reconnaissance aircraft, known as Blackbirds, are currently under preservation throughout the United States and the United Kingdom. The majority of these surviving examples can be found within museum settings accessible to the...
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140+ Cancelations In 3 Days: Hurricane Lala Wreaks Havoc On Hawaiian Airlines Flights
Hawaiian Airlines experienced significant disruption due to Hurricane Lalo, necessitating the cancellation of nearly 150 flights across three days. The cancellations spanned from Friday through Sunday, impacting travelers throughout this period. Alaska...
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South African Airways suspends acting CEO after four months
South African Airways has initiated the suspension of its interim Chief Executive Officer, Matshela Seshibe, effective August 14, 2026. This action follows a period of approximately four months in which Seshibe served as the airline’s acting CEO. The...